
Poetry’s Mad Instead
Most people do not read poetry. According to a 2018 survey, only 12 percent of adults in the United States (nearly 28 million people) had
Most people do not read poetry. According to a 2018 survey, only 12 percent of adults in the United States (nearly 28 million people) had
Have you been baptized? What does your baptism mean to you? Did you do it or was it done to you? Were you baptized as
During the long and difficult days of the Montgomery bus boycott, Martin Luther King Jr. and his family received daily death threats as he led
Conversations about the latest culture war topic du jour, Critical Race Theory (CRT), are brewing in my community at Holland Christian High School and many
I am packing for my summer teaching gig at Au Sable Institute, both physically and mentally. Mental packing means preparing for earnest discussions we always
Early last semester a headline in the journal Nature caught my eye: Neanderthal-like “Mini-brains” Created in the Lab with CRISPR. I bookmarked the article and
“If I went to church, I’d go to yours.” Many times I have heard people say something like this. They intend it as a compliment,
I have spent my life studying the Bible and trying to teach it in such a way that students could experience it as living and
When my daughter came out of her room, teary-eyed, and said she had received a message on social media that disturbed her, my first thought
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